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What Brooks Koepka did on the PGA Tour this year could have hurt Jon Rahm’s chances of getting a deal from Brian Rolapp
Jon Rahm has left LIV Golf, but he’s unlikely to play on the PGA Tour. PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp said that the deal Brooks Koepka agreed to when he left LIV, which involved him making a $5 million charitable donation and not getting sponsor exemptions to Signature Events, won’t be offered to Rahm.
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